of miscellaneous things
one – the three thousand you’re scared to admit you wasted Continue reading of miscellaneous things
Geode
“Get your head out of the clouds.” That’s what everyone and their mother always said to Lorenza. They protested her mental wanderings and railed against her absent-mindedness, believing that if they could only scold her hard enough, one day she would listen to them and return to earth. Continue reading Geode
Hate Makes for a Tired Soul
Ruin and destruction seem like simple fate. No one wants to question where the world’s kindness went. I don’t understand why all you do is hate. Continue reading Hate Makes for a Tired Soul
My Brother’s Sin
I see myself in my brother’s nursery room,Painted with white, wispy clouds,and a softly radiating beam of sunlightseeping through the transparent curtains Continue reading My Brother’s Sin
How to Respond to Catcalling: A Guide
‘Hey, princess, smile for me!’ You stop walking, and turn around. Sitting on a bench just a few feet behind you is a man, about your age, with a wanting look on his face. Continue reading How to Respond to Catcalling: A Guide
Recycled
Organized chaos was still order in its own way, wasn’t it? So long as the clutter was easy to navigate for whoever lived in it, there wasn’t really a problem. That was the least guilt-inducing way to think of the piles of papers, half-used pens, books, and cups on and around the desks in the dorm room. Continue reading Recycled
Jadon Smith – Run Away (Perspective)
Jadon Smith, a senior at Newton South, found her escape in music in the 6th grade. After learning how to play the drums, guitar, and piano, she settled on rapping. Since her Freshman year she has committed herself to creating music that portrays reality. Continue reading Jadon Smith – Run Away (Perspective)
